The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-25

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LIVERPOOL June "a, p m--Coton futures
June. "a 81. yaine June-July, $40. value.
July August. 1914, seller: August september,
5 1894. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as-s4. seller !:
October-N November, Olga, seller. November
December, zS-64, seller, Deeemher-January,
) s5-54. buyer; September. 5.-64. seller. Flu
lures closed firm
WEEKLY COTTON REPORT
GALVESTON. June s4--Cotron nominal; mid
ding losf net reeeiptss =; gross, :: sales.
sss. sissi nS: A exp nt r r. fse Con;
Lab
NoRFoIK. June "a. Cotton firm mid
ding los; net receipts, i3 bales gr,~ss re
ceipts, b /; stock, 3,ul7 weekly net receipts
-; gross, - sales. 10; exports coststwi-s,
So: to Great Britain,
:; sales, stock ssot weekly net reeeipss.
exports tn Great britain. -: to the Continent
81: tn France -, csxtstwisse dD-
BOSTON. June s4.-Cotton quiet middling
IL; net receipts, Is; gross receipts 1,.ol; sales
none, stock, none. weekly net receipts, ed ;
gross, 3sr; sales, none; exports To Great Bri-
tain, -.
WILMINGTON, June "a. - Cotton firm -
Kidding loss: net receipts; gross receipts, !;
s,les. none; stock, i-fsB weekly net receipts.
~; gross vi sales. none exports cosistwisc.
l05; to Great Britain. -.
PHILADELPHIA, June :4.-COtton duh; mid
ding, liza net receipts, "a gross receipts,
"A stock, H..ns: weekly net receipts, .gl !:
the Continent :
SAVANNAH. June I4--Cotton nominal; mid
ding lUii. net receipts L, gross l: sales, -:
stock, i.:r0. weekly net receipts, 80 gross,
ae sales, 4: exports coastwise, ia.
NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-Cotton easy; mid
ding. l01s net receipts. Ii; gross receipts
Is.9 sales i60 bales: stock ssizs; weekly net re-
eeiPts, lag; gross. assi sales, .s exports
10 France. i.Sss TO Channel, =; eos,stwise, 30
Confederation exports cOastwise June -
should have been l-ls'; ON June -, 30; June
q. Isle.
MOBILE. June a4.-Cotton nominal; mildling,
l01s; net receipts, .; gr,ss receipts. -; sales,
=; stock, Az; weekly net receipts, 81; gross,
"a sales, -: exports To Great Britain,
-; coastwise, Jg.
MEMPHIS. June s4.-Cotton dull middlina.
1885, net receipts, - !; shipments, lis s.leS:
gross, 6ii, sales, 20; To spinners,
AUGUSTA, GA, June "a. Cotton quiet
middling, 1895; net receipts, II; shipments,
-; sales. .; stock, 3,sfs weekly net receipts,
I.5; gross sales, :: shipments, nome
CHARLESTON, June 2i.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, ios4: net RECEIPTS, gross receipts. 3 !;
gross. Dr. sales. To- exports To the Continent,
ding, l01s; weekly net receipts, 10; shipments,
9: stock, present year. :,Is.' stock last year.
MACON, June 24-Cotton steady middlina
lO1s; weekly net receipts, -: sales. -; stock,
present year. 81; stock, last year, lsi; ship
COLUMBUs, June 24-Cotton quiet -mid,Iling
loss; weekly net receipts, se shipments, @i :;
sales, -; stock, ~; tn spinners-
NASHVILLE, June A--Cotton firm and steady;
Mddling, IL; weekly net receipts, III ship
ments, i6l; sales. 16l: spinners- -; stock PRES
wear. l3I1: last 6l6
PORr ROYAL June 4--Cotton- weekly net
re ssa%s June enp -ias mdnr
io14;, weekly net receipts, &; shipments, : ::
ROME. June s4-Cotton firm; MidsIIing, IOI@:
weekly net receipts, shipments. ~, stock. ID
General Markets.
CHICAGO, June "a bearish feeling pre-
vailed mt the opening of the Board, and July
wheat, which Openedat .tIslsfIsUsi, Immediately
sold down to sVss, and continued To sag during
most of the first hour. The weakness was
two pence lower, and the general feeling of
uncertainty which prevailed. July sold
quent panic in the New York stock market
caused an uneasy feeling i'll wheat here for "a
toned above. resulted in breaking July wheat
of to 9fk during the morning, while "a ajOri-
~ of traders in wheat were quietly selling az
trying to- sell. and when il was found later on
that no one was badly hurt i'm the general shak-
ing up at New York confidence was restored,
and the crowd found itself largely short; buy
ing to cover these contracts caused a reaction
i'm wheat, and July recovered its lost ground
and advanced To .O14. After evening up pro-
cess had been completed july got back to its
old station around 10 cents, and became quite
steady, closing ut sOIs-
local operations the feeling was easier and
values ruled lower, influenced somewhat by
the decline in wheat The decline i'm stocks in
New York also has IA tendency to create un-
easiness. Trading was mainly in the way Of
the ruling premium. Receipts continue linn
tied. July opened unchanged at 35s. sold
down to :siis and closed ut :b14-
A steady feeling prevailed in the oats mar
ket as compared with yesterdays closing; de-
ment. July delivery also slightly frmer.
The volume of business wis rather light, and
deferred deliveries are attracting most atten-
ton. Arrivals are still very moderate
Not much inclination WIS manifested To
trade in provisions, and comparatively steady
feeling prevailed There was no particular
pressure to sell i'm view of the stcadness of the
hog market and continued liberal shipments
little speculative inquiry. Fluctuations in
prices showed no particular change. Trading
was almost exclusively in lard and short rib
sides for August delivery and September de-
livery Receipts of products were fair July
e clos S at july iar started ~a 20 at ss n Il
sold down To s6-s5, the closing figure
No. Spring Wheat, 6s1s6sagI4 No. 5 Spring
No. : Oats, s5ls; Mess Pork, So. Lard, se.a.l4;
shoulders. boxed. s5Wa5.IS. short clear sides,
boxed; s7.ea.1.7O. Whisky. sLO.
June si@e july my s ,sS' A nas'
Pork-June, g.. Lard June, S6g,: July.
S6:5 August, -. Short Ribs-June, SIS
July. $s.25; August, -.
NEW YORK. June a--southern Flour quiet
and unchanged Ia fair extra, sl4O
good To choice do - l0t5.l0. Wheat slightly
c"rs steady.S ss az: jun ay nominal s At
t6ss: July, 4fst@ Vi l3-le. Oats lsfssse higher
No. 2 s'7sa:ssss: No; 2, June, nominal at ;s5e:
Rio dull at liza; No Rio not quoted; July,
sl5.J9615.as August, Sl5.4of,l5.45. Sugar quiet,
refined quiet: q. 4so4 lilo; yellow, 4ss4 .-Is:
| mould a, 55sa6; on A. 5l4eI5 1916; standard,
6Is: granulatcd l5-I6; Cubes. 6ss6 liz. Mo-
lasses quiet and steady Cotton Seed Oil. ar.
Tur-pentine dull at 34Is. Hides stes,dy-wet
salted New Orleans selected. - and IA pounds,
Wool quiet but firm-iomestie fleece, 3sI:.;
pulled. ltd:4: Texas, .Gl24. Pork stcady-uess
quoted at sl5st l5:.5 for new Beef duh. MIDI
s.5; July. ss..,scss..: August. ss.ses ', .;'.
Freights stestdy-cot6on, I-I6,i; wheat s.t..i.
ST. LOUIS. June 24.-Flour quiet, easy and
unchanged. Wheat Iower-No. 2 red, cash,
10 t6e.61s; June. .5ls- Corn lower-csish. 3iGf
.Als; june. sFstsils. Oats frm-cash, .sd:-'l .:
visions quiet. PorE"irreguiar new. SD Lard.
81. 10. Dry Salt Meats, boxed shoulders, S5.6.1
S7.dO Racon-boxed shoulders 81: long clear.
SIS: clear ribs, Ss-.5; short clear. $50. Hams
steady at SlI-ssoI&
NEW ORLEANS. June St-Coffee in light
| demand but holders hrm-Rio csryos=s com
mon to prime, I.54d5ds. Rice stesdy-I.ou-
siana ordinary To prime. +tj. Cotton Seed
products dull and nominal; prime crude oil,
.sI:D summer yellow, 3.6t:s. Sugars stronger
I-Louisiana kettle, ~: Louisiana centrifugals.
prime yellow clarified, d. Molasses strong
Louisiana eentrifulgais, strictly prime To fancy
s~s5-sS. fair to good prime. 5atI25. common
to good common, 1s6I2i-
CINCINNATI, June A.-Flour quiet Wheat
nominal-NO. red, .sGt.s. Oats firm-No. >
mixed. 5sls. Provisions steady and unchanged
Pork quiet and steady at SIS Lard s5-lsis.